Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Grain still comes pouring into this city
from Yolo county,
The heaviest frost of the season occurred
yesterday morning.
Felix Tracy, who has been i'll, is able to
be on the streets again.
The case of Webster vs. Bagwill has been
continued for two weeks.
Yesterday R. B. Blowers, of Woodland
shipped carload of raisins East to order.
The first sweated show-windows of the
season made their appearance last evening.
Further hearing in the Duncan case will
be commenced in the Superior Court to-
day.
The steamer Dover went I'D the river
yesterday to haul a barge-load of wood to
this city.
Several plasterers of this city have gone
TO Woodland to work on the new Hes
perian College.
Harry didn't come to Sacramento for
his health by Dam sight," remarked
State official yesterday.
Prison Director Filcher's term will ex-
plre IN January and most likely his sue
cessor will be Republican.
E. w. Maslin, Clerk of the State Board of
Equalization, is making extensive improve
ments to his family residence, near Loomis
Officer Ash arrested a man yesterday on
suspicion of being the incendiary who
burned the barn of E. N. Leitch few DAYS
ago.
The Wallack Minstrel and Social Club. a
local organization, intends giving an enter
talnmeRt at the Metropolitan Theater next
week.
The, wind which had been blowing
freshly from the the south yesterday, sud-
denly veered TO the north during the early
part of last evening.
Religious services were yesterday held.
and Thanksgiving Day appropriately OBJ
served, in st. Paul's, CONGREGATIONAL and
Calvary Baptist Churches.
a dispatch from Redding last night says
Schoolboys' baseball nine beat the brass
band nine. Schoolboys eat turkey; the
brass band boys dine on corn"
An unusual number of intoxicated men
were noticed upon the streets last night.
Too much spirits and too little turkey, or
else the brandy sauce was overpowerful.
The Executive Committee Of the Sac
ramento City and County Improvement
Association will hold meeting this evening
at the rooms of the organization, 429 ]
street.
Rev. A. C. Herrick will deliver lecture
tonight at Calvary Baptist Church, on
England and Scotland. 1t will be profusely
illustrated with views in London and Edin-
burgh.
A Thanksgiving ball was held last even
ing at West End Hall, in Washington
across the river. Most all the residents of
the town were present, and it proved an
enjoyable affair
Fred w. Birdsall has given up his posi-
ton with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson in
this city, and has gone to Auburn, where
he will reside and act as superintendent of
the town water works.
Yesterday two young men took Thanks
giving dinner at friends house, and were
highly entertained by the daughters of the
host. They fingered until about half-past
Z, and then left for their home. Later in
the evening the two sisters were taken to
the theater by their brother In the seat
just in front of them sat the two young
men whom they had entertained during
the day. The brother says he don't want
either of them for brothers-in-law.
The average Signal Service tenn
perature on Wednesday was 500; being
10 warmer than the normal for
that day. The highest and lowest temper
AZURE was $50 and $50, withgentle northlv
winds during the day and brisk southerly
winds at night; weather clear. The aver
age temperature yesterday was 46o being 40
cooler than the normal for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was $50
and $50, with light to brisk southerly
winds; weather clear. Yesterday morning
was the coolest this season-mean temper
AZURE So, or A above the freezing point.